It’s high time the skilled migration jobs list was reviewed and updated, and more than half of the jobs removed, as they are not true skill shortages or job vacancies. This means the wrong overseas people are being given skilled migration visas and true job shortages are not being filled. Australians can do all of
Our National President, Peter Strachan, has been invited as a panellist for the ‘Spotlight on Immigration’ forum, hosted by ABC Perth Mornings presenter Nadia Mitsopoulos. This live event will run on Wednesday June 18th, 10am – 11am (AWST), at the ABC Studios Perth (30 Fielder Street, Perth, WA 6004), adjacent to the Claisebrook train
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SPA has been forging positive relationships with the media, striking particularly hot on talk back and community radio. Our National President, Peter Strachan has been interviewed several times to discuss Australia’s population crisis in recent weeks. These include: 2SM Ron Williams for Breakfast 28/03/25 (from 1:16) https://2sm.com.au/podcasts/ron-wilson-for-breakfast/ 2GB 25/03/25 “Australia’s Population Growth Slows—But Is
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From housing crisis to eco-crisis: Why Australia’s population growth is unsustainable All are welcome for a free public forum in Adelaide hosted by Sustainable Population Australia (SPA). When: Saturday 20th April, 2:00pm to 3:30pm, followed by afternoon tea Where: Box Factory Community Centre, Regent Room, 59 Regent Street South, Adelaide 5000 The event
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SPA has had a long relationship with the Ecological Christian Organisation (ECO) in Uganda, a grassroots development agency that works with communities impacted by natural resource degradation or mining, to help improve outcomes for nature and for people. In 2010, SPA helped ECO to organise a very successful conference in Kampala, on “Population Growth
Australia is currently experiencing record population growth due to unprecendented levels of immigration. It is timely to ask, what is a sustainable level of population for Australia? This very question was to put to Sustainable Population Australia (SPA) representatives by the chairperson of Joint Standing Committee (JSC) on Migration, Ms Maria Vamvakinou MP. The JSC
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SPA’s Dr Jane O’Sullivan will be joined by Prof. Gigi Foster and Dr Frank Salter to discuss the impact of Australia’s migration program on city infrastructure, housing, ecology, habitat and other impacts. Hosted in Sydney by Western Heritage Australia. More information and tickets available at eventbrite website: https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/mass-immigration-and-the-nation-state-tickets-652622039087
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This coming Saturday Sustainable Population Australia will be having its Annual General Meeting held at Hawthorn Library Meeting Room 3, located at 584 Glenferrie Road Hawthorn in Melbourne, following official business we invite members of the public to join us for our guest speakers this will commence at 1:30pm Saturday the 1st of April. If you can’t
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Sustainable Population Australia has enjoyed a very successful recent run in the media. The Australian Associated Press (AAP) interviewed two members of our executive committee, Jenny Goldie (national president) and Dr. Jane O’Sullivan. The resulting article, “Sick environment puts population in focus” was published on Saturday the 08th of October across nearly
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Sustainable Population Australia (SPA) recently teamed up with online news site YourLifeChoices. We invited the YourLifeChoices readership to participate in a survey regarding their attitudes toward population growth in Australia. Nearly 500 people responded and the results were overwhelmingly in support of a better, not bigger Australia. For example: 76% of respondents believe Australia does
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